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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Secretary Fairchld has accepted bids for
the sale of SO. l38, 400 bonds at rates from
l07 TO l09
Mrs. Cleveland arrived at Washington at
two o'clock Wednesday afternoon and was
met at the depot by the President.
Powderly denies the statement that he is @
member of the New American party or that
he mas any sympathy with purely American
ideas"
Tue Porte Of Turkey, has telegraphed
Prince Ferdinand his disapproval Of his entry
into Bulgaria without the sanction of the
Porte and powers.
A cablegram from Dundee, Scotland, re
ports that the Grespland whaling season i,
over and is failure, only two tons of whale.
bone being taken.
Mrs. Sarah jackson, wife of Andrew Jack
son, Jr., and mistress of the White House
during President Jackson's second term, dice
at the Hermitage" in Nashville. Tenn, or
Tuesday, aged 81.
The signal Office reports that the cyclone
previously noticed apparently central off tbs
South Atlantic coast, is moving slowly to the
northeast, causing dangerous northeast gale,
off the North Carolina coast.
The London Standards Berlin correspon
dent telegraphs that he has learned from the
highest authority that Germany has agreed
to support Russia in Bulgarian affairs on con.
dition of Russian neutrality in event of wal
between Germany and France.
The first officer of the cruiser Vigilant
who was maltreated by the riotous American
fishermen last Friday night, at Souris, P. E
l.. will probably be dismissed from the ser
vice. He ssys he was the victim of conspi
racy and was drugged by the men.
The commissioners of parks, of New York
Wednesday afternoon passed a resolution
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NO. 200.

Prohibiting the New York & Boston Rapid
Transit Company from using any portion of
the public parks or highways for the pro.
posed erection of al elevated road.
Jesse E. Merwin, sgent of the National
Express Company, at ~Glens Falls, N. Y,
mas left, taking with him $4,000 consigned to
the company and young grass widow named
Mary Montgomery. He leaves wife and
ten year old daughter behind him in Glens
Falls.
The Cologne Gazette of Berlin, saws that
pubic opinion in Russia is highly suspicious
OF Germany, and that the strained relations
between these two countries is due 10 this
popular antipsthy. Russian stocks made
further advance on the Berlin bourse on
Wednesday.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Washington-Detroit2 20. Washington
/. Base hits, Detroit %, Washington Z
Errors, Detroit l, Washington 10. Earned
runs, Detroit 10. Washington 0. Batteries
Gruber and Bennett for Detroit; Keete
and Gllligsn for Washington.
At lphia-Philadelp 10, Indian.
apois 9. Base hits, Philadelphia II, lDdian
apois II. Errors, Philadelphia 2, lndianap-
oils 2, Earned runs, Philadelphia 6, In
danapolis 5. Batteries, Maui and Clem.
ents for for Philadelphia; Leitner and Hack
EFT for indianapolis.
At New York-New York l, Pittsburg q
Base Hits, New York g. Pittsburg II. Err
rors. New York l, Pittsburg /. Earned
runs, New York 0, Pittsburg 2. Batteries.
Keefe and Brown for New York; McCor-
mick and Miller for Pittsburg.
The following is the standing of the Ma
A. 7
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Left the X. of l.. Minus Funds.
EAsTPoRT, Aug. q

EASTPORT, Aug. "A.
Hancock Assembly, X. of L., of Eastport,
held their annual picnic at Red Beach, near
Calais, Monday afternoon. Zeigler, prom
inent member, attended as financial secre-
tary. From the sale of tickets and refresh
ments he collected between seven and eight
hundred dollars, with which he went to St.
Stephen, N. B. As he has not vet returned
and no trace can be had of him, the knights
are satisfied that he has fed. His wife lives
here. Officers at Calais and Portland are IN
search of him
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A New Champagne.

The Lactart Champagne promises to be a
formidable rival to the imported champagnes,
II 1t does not drive them entirely out of the
market. II is sparkling, invigorating and
heaithful, is non alcoholic, indeed, is called
temperance beverage because of is freedom
from intoxicating qualities, and the absence
OF next day headaches after Indulgence in II.
1t is recommended as just the thing for even
ing and dinner parties, being delightfully."-
paiatsole, while Its price puts it within the
reach OF the most moderate means. Ii is
being very generally introduced, and is non.
ular wherever il goes. aug2Sdeod&wlwnr
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PICKED UP AT SEA.
The Thirteen Survivors of the Steamer
City of Montreal Rescued by the Ger.
man Brigantine Mathilde.
LONDON. Aug. "a.

LONDON, Aug. "a.
The City of Montreals missing boat was
picked up on Wednesday with the thirteen
survivors on board safe and well. They
were rescued by German vessel.
The boat was picked up on the 18th by the
brigantine Mathilde from Campecle for Fal-
mouth.
The rescued men say they had only half q
keg of water and that was bad. They had
no means of signalling vessels and the boat
was nearly swamped twice.
On Thursday they sighted steamer and
pulled towards her, signalling with jacket
and a handkerchief, but the steamer passed
on without seeing them.
On FRIDAY they sighted another steamer al
great distance.
Saturday they sighted another vessel and
pulled towards her and found it was the City
Of Montreal still burning. They tried to
board her to obtain more water, but ii wa:
too hot They drifted until Monday, wher
they were rescued by the Mathilde.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS
Meet in state Convention at Des Moines
Every Allusion TO Blaine Received
With Applause.
DIS MONIES. Ia. Aug. %

DIS MoINEs, Ia, Aug. "a.
The republican State convention met this
forenoon. Every reference to Blame WAS
roundly spplauded. AT the mention of ALI
son the house went nearly wild.
The platform accepted as settled the old
issues OF the war but calls attention 10 the
suppression of the negro vote in the South
a wrong used to degrade the negroes into a
servile form of cheap labor with which free
labor everywhere must soon compete" Ii
faYors protective tariff with the reduction
OF general taxation, opposes the criminal and
vicious immigration; the sale of public lands
to aliens; urges the maintenance of Improve
ment in the civil service law "enacted by the
republicans that the Union soldier 10 have the
preference where other qualifications are
are equal; condemns Cleveland's administra
tion for discrimination against the shameful
abuse of Union soldiers" vetoing pension
bills, attempting to send back reoel flags,
failing TO reduce the surplus or decrease tax
alton and general inethciency. 1t approves
the main principles of the interstate COM
merce law, favors liberal pensions, declares
uncomprisingly against the saloon, drug store
or wholesale liquor store that seeks to sue
ceed the saloon; expresses sympathy for
Ireland.
The convention adjourned this forenoon.
The striking features were the enthusiasm
and unanimity in favor of Senator Allison
He was cheered every time his name was
mentioned with the heartiness of complete
accord. which left no doubt of the enthusi
astic desire of his State to present his name
for the Presidency at the proper time.
But for his own advice and the active eff
forts of his nearest friends, who wished to
wait till next year and get the latest judg-
ment OF the people, the convention would
have declared for him.
The nominations were: For governor,
VIM. Larrabee; lieut.. governor. Lieut. Gov.
Hull; supreme judge, Geo. S. Robinson !;
superintendent of public instruction, Henry
Sabin.
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THE WEIRS.
Gen. John c. Black Very HI-Festivities
at the Grounds.
THE WEIRs, N. H., Aug. "a

THE WEIRs, N. H., Aug. "A.
Gen. John G. Black, commissioner of pen
sions, the guest of the New Hampshire Vet.
eran Association, is reported quite sick with
inflammatory rheumatism, at the residence
of Hon. Stilson Hutchins. He is attended
by three physicians.
The grounds are brilliantly illuminated
tonight. Over three thousand people have
arrived since dark.
Hon. Charles F. Stone Of Laconia, who
represented the Sons of Veterans in New
Hampshire. made an address, followed by
other Grand Army men and Sons of Veter.
ans. Gen. John c. Fremont arrived tonight
and was met by the officers and escorted to
Hotel Weirs. Gen. James A. Hall and fam.
lily arrived tonight; also Department Com
msnder Galley of Maine and Congressman
Mckinney Of New Hampshire.
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Eastern Maine State Fair.

BANGOR, Aug. "a.
Gov. Bodwell with his Council and Staff
have accepted the invitation of the officers of
the Eastern Maine State Fair to be present
on the second day of the exhibition Wednes-
day, Aug. 3l.t As this is the day on which
Secretaries Whitney and Fairchild and a
number Of other distinguished guests will be
present, it promises to be red letter day
in the history of the fair.
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Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTs.

SUMMER ARRANGENENTS.
On and after Monday, May l6, 1857, trains will run
as follows from Portland:
For Auburn and Lewiston, 7.lo A. NJ, 1.l5 and
5.I Pm.
For Gorham, go A. NJ, 1.30 and 5.37 p. N.
For Gorham, Montreal and Chicago, $50 A. 81.
and i.30 p. NJ.
For Quebec, 1.30 r. NJ.
For Buckfed and Cantor, !. 10 A. NJ. and 80 P.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on night train. Par
lor day train between Portland and Montreal.
TICKET OFFICES Exchange St., and Depot
Foot of india st.
Tickets sold at reduced rates to Canada, Detroit,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Omaha,
Saginaw, st. Paul, Salt Lake City. Denver, San
francisco, and all points in the Northwest, West
and Southwest.
JOSEPH HIcKsoS, GenI Manager; WIN. EDGAR,
G. P. A.; J. STEPHENSON, 6upt. jun30eod6m
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slight Fire at MaterviIle.

WATERNlLLE, aug. "a.
Fire was discovered in the basement OF
Dunn Block, Waterville, Tuesday evening.
The alarm was rung and the department
soon arrived. The fire ran up the partition
of the boiler room to the floor above and
burned through into the store of Presby
Dunn. TWAS soon got under control, how
ever, and did but little damage.
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Launched at Bath.

BATH, Aug. "a.
Launched at Bath this forenoon by the
New England Shipbuilding Co., the four
masted centerboard schooner Lucy Fl. Rus
sell, Captain II. NJ. Randall and others
of Port Jefferson, owners. Her length is
1874 feet and three inches; breadth, 80 feet
and nine inches; tonnage, 1,l0S.10.
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Artillery Used to Quell q Riot.

OsTEND, Aug. "a.
The rioting was renewed today. In en-
deavoring to quell the disturbance the suthor
ties resorted TO the use of artillery, killing
two rioters and woundlng several, four seri
ously. The civic guards were superseded By
military detschments who have taken pos.
session of the quays. A proclamation wal
issued forbidding the assembling of crowd,
on the squares.
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Killed by a Fall.

IiEsPELER, Ont, Aug. "a.
A scaffolding 40 feet high on the new ex-
tension of Forbes wooden mill gave way to-
day, precipitatinR fifteen men to the ground.
John Sachs was killed, and Henry Conway
and Edward Johnson seriously injured. All
the others were injured.
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Eastern Steamboat Co. 81
REGULAR MAIL LINE

REGULAR MAIL LINE
Augusta TO Boothbay via. NJ. C. X. r. TO Bath. COM
nencing Friday, July lst 1857.
Leave Bath at $50 A. NJ, on arrival Of train leav
ing Augusta at $50 A. NJ.
Afternoon boat leaves Bath at 3 r. M.
Noon Express Boat leaves Bath Wedneedavs and
Saturdays at 1918, beginning saturday, July End,
on arrival of train leaving Augusta at l0.35 4. NJ
The morning boat leaving Boothbay at 7.3o A. NJ.
lands at Ocean Point on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
The boat leaving Bath at $40 A. M. lands ut Ocean
Psint every day.
Fare for round trip. from Augusta and Halowel,
s15O; Gardiner, GLIB; Richmond and Bowdoin.
ham, $l.25.
Excursions on Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week
during the month Of August. Fare-&l the round
trip, from Augusta. Hallowell, Gardiner and Rich.
mond. II. W. SWANToN,
Octl7eodlY Treasnr,r
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Fishing Boats Released.
OTTAWA, Aug. "a

OTTAWA, Aug. a.
The American fishing boats belonging at
Eastport, Me-. recently seized near St. An
drews, N. B., loaded with fish, which were
allowed to go on the condition that as soon
as the fish were taken care of the boats
should return and be given up, have been
released paying a fine of 500.
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Postponed

SOUTH PARIS, Aug. "a.
The meeting of the Oxford County Horse
Breeders association has been postponed on
account of rain. Wednesdays program has
been carried over to Friday. Thursdays
program is unchanged.
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Results of the Heavy Rains

Rains have swollen the brooks and streams
in this vicinity to such an extent that great
damage has been inflicted. In this city
cellars are overfowed and stables are flooded
so that animals had to be removed to place
of safety, The freshet set fire to one of A.F.
tinguished before any damage was done.
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Postpon ement of Races.

NORWAY, Aug. "a.
The Oxford County Trotting Horse Breed
er's Association races have been postponed
to Thursday and Friday.
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FROM KOCKLAND.
Suicide by Hanging.

RoCKLAND, Aug. "a.
Charles f. Hewitt was found Tuesday
night, in the barn of his brother, Sewall W.
Hewitt, hanging from a beam, dead. The
case of the suicide was probably dependency
on account of sickness. He leaves wife
and child who are in Charleston.
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Chicago Prodnce Market.

v,., CT. CHICAGO. Aug. a.
WHEAT-dull: No. Chicago Spring, SsaosI.
CORN at 40i.
OArs-at 2fi.
RYE-quet al.
pARLEY--flrm 81.
PORK - AT is 90 a Is so.
LARD - al o 45 a 9 All.
BULK MEAT-ShouIders. 8 60. short r,bz "a,
Shorf clear. 8 35.
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Notes.

But three National League games were
played Monday on account of rain.
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reported ashore at Csmpobello, will be q
total loss.
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BASE BALL.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

There were no New England League ball
games Monday on account of rain.
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up to date:
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An Attempt to Burn Buildings.

An attempt was made tonight to burn Dole
& Fogg's large planning and moulding mill by
setting fire to lot of shavings. The fire
was subdued without damage by the prompt
work OF the fire department. officer Allen
arrested man named Freeman on suspicion
Of being an incendiary. He was locked up
for examination.
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BOSTON & SAVANNAH STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM NEW ENG
LAND TO SAVANNAH,

f1I'IIO' To 1II POIII5 oVUlIIs
FavoriJe Route to Florida.
EVERY THURSDAY at r. NJ, from Savannah
Pier, Congress st.. Boston.
A. DEW SAMPSON, G. X. Il. Agent, pol Wishing
ton -.
o: q. PEARSON, S. +. and W. Railway Agent,
III Washington st.
RICHARDSON g. BARNARD, Agents. Savannah
Pier, Boston, Mass.
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FROM BANGOR.


BANGOR, Aug. "a
The democratic state committee met to.
night at the Bangor Exchange. 1t was called
to order by Chairman Brown of the executive
committee. c. M. Foster of Sagadahoc was
chosen secretary pro TEN. Letters were
read from ID. X. Hastings of Oxford county,
chairman, and William Emery of York
county, resigning their positions on the State
committee. The designations were accepted,
Twelve counties were represented, mostly
personally and part by proxy. George F.
Clifford of Cornish and Clark S, Edwards of
Bethel, were elected to fill the vacancies.
5. S. Brown was unanimously elected chair
man vice Hastings, resigned; +. w. Knowl-
ton of Greenville, secretary, vice Brown,
resigned The executive committee was
filled by the election of Kimbsll Eastman of
Cumberland county, first district; E. II.
Greedy of Ellsworth, third district; G. NJ.
Foster of Richmond, second district.
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aY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Sext "A Hours.

War Department,
Once of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington. d. c., Aug. 25.-i 4. NJ.
For Maine: Light rains, followed bv
cooler, fair weather; winds shifting to north
erly.
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DISAPPEARS.

Bangor Police Officer Under Cloud of
suspicion-Probably skipped with An.
other oman.
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view YORK Money Mnrket.

NEW YORK. Aug. "a.
Prime mercantile paper at 6d7 per cent. Sterling
to per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues duh and steady at 4sOl az stL
Government bonds dull aud steady. Railroad bonds
dull. '
The following are the closing quotations OF se-
curities
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05
Emperor oi Hralii. I"w seriously III
Thc succession.


Ncw- Of the -erlou, i,Iuc-, Of Dom
Pedro H. emperor 81 EralI', j. rcceiv.
cd win sincere regret Ia ii.I- country.
Ills majesty la travelled tNtcn-ivcy
III the uitrd ~tAtc.. aud has impress
/ cd iayorably ~ with whom he ha-
made acquaintance, uy Ll, unaffected.
manly bearing, hi, ability, his eager
AN! Wc.-luformcd intelligence.
und li- oruo-t desire to
benefit by the adoption OF
the best means OF industrial aud ,ociuI
Improvement. the great country over
+ which he rcigu,. lie j. man OF
good ua,ural phr,,. improved by
ht"u aud comprehensive observation,
HhI by ,tud,, aud cNoels in his
Aousiutsucc with the results Of both
/ literary and scientific pursuits In
ey ry WAY u progrc-siye and cXem-
pmry ruler. hi- death would be Sc
we're blow TO Brazil. a country which.
UAc>Ward a. 10 is, when compared
with the leading states In Europe aud
thI- country. lie ucHl eu,auy Indebted
Go Dom Pedro tor the rgpk il hold,
among tac nations. His people hH-
indeed followed hun in the way OF
Improvement. Out NJ too great - dis.
taucr.
Dom pcdco is "a descendant. ia the
direct male line. of tho House oi
lisAgGnl+. the female liur OF which is
ruling over PORTUGAL Eighty year.
ago, the Roys Family OF Portugal
iled TO Brazil The Colony was de
cared ~ kiugdom eight years after
la l~.l The Portu4u So Court returned
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

The Iron Turbine Nlud nglncS run
with les, wind aua are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than ANY
mil, 10 tAe market Call and SEE
model ~ ~chroder X llarrisou's ana
be- your own Judge. Every o." guar
su,c,d. Bay the Iron Turbine Engirc
~ the BucE,yo Force pnmp. aud
sou are sure To- Va ',cas,a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

W. hsyea iotoitA- shove vc want
TO close out They are reduced 80
low you can get tWo Yards for cent,
sid ~ 10 nv Deut.-th.- j. positively
= bargain 81 8 cent. They are 81
ranged over our center counter sud
marked in plsn ugures laese are
L-st-c,as. goods sud vii be sIyreci.
a,ed by Judge, They VII. certainly
not SIT !oug al tle,e prices Come
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

Mr. iuslows soothing syrup shou. a..
Nay De- used for children tcvtl!ng 10 sooihos
ne child softeus the gum. aNays AL pain.
liarrh 20.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

The best IN the world. Sold cLeaI
los Waco DIV Air Refrigerator Go
Oilic' AT Cameron ~ Coz. lumber
yard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05
nronertY TOR sale

property tor sale.
Call AZ our office, under Pacific hotel,
ana look over our list; you will find
something to suit you.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

lfirN c GsL t.s b. ms . vim FEC.
MI llls rom head 10 Toe. For the one speci6c
purpose FOR circulars giving fuI Information
AlaIess Ohefer Electric Belt co., los wash.
nsIen street Chicago,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

mas hrst-class stock of Meerschaum pipes :,
canes, best imported and domestic cigars ana
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-05

harp
Tors of Lehman 5
will be thrown
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Spring M edicine

Everybody needs and shord
spring medicine. fortwo reason, ''e a
l>t, The body is NOW more ,..
hcuciitfrom mod.ciucthau elI
3D. Tie impurities which b,,. . 81
in the blood should Dee expelled , ,, ~, d.
tenn given tone and strength r.,', ,'' Y
tW'.ng effects Of warm Weather ..' ~, w.
Hoods S1r,apar.lla is tb.l,., ' '' 'e'.
c.nr \ single ,nd wil convince , VI,
superiority. Tak,Itlof.r.f,,.. ~"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26
NOTICE;
20 Whom Ii Way Concern.

Take notice that the undersigned
will proceed before the Hon. District
Court, in and fGr the parish Of Nermi-
lion, 1t chambers at AhbeYille. La, on
the 9Th DAY Of June, to reneW-rc-es-
tabiish and rainstate his title to lots
Nos. ~ and i3 III the Antoine Bondous-
auis in township II, south Of range 3
east, containing about $50 acres of
land, more or less, acquired by the I'M
tPrsigned at tax sales made by Gran
Vile j. Shaw, tax collector, in the Year
1881 or 1882. for taxes due the State
OF Louisiana and the parish of Vermi-
lion. by said property assessed on the
tax rolls against unknown owners. The
original OF said deed of the tax collec-
tor having been destroyed by fire at the
burning of the courthouse. of Vermi-
lion parish, in April, 1885.
You are further notified to he present,
with your answer thereto, if YOU see
proper. ApR!EN NVSEZ,
per O'Bryan & White, Attys.
March %, 1887.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-26
NOTICE..

To ADELAIDE BroCssard, Elizabeth
cuidry, Anaise Guidry and her husband
BENJAMIN BroussaTd. Arena Guldryana
her husband Levi Foster, Azehe Gu
dry, Albert Gu,dry, Alpha Boudreaux.
as tntorto the minors, Marcelana Eras1e
Gnidry, and VaIery Boudreaux, tutor
TO Aida GUidIy.
Take notice that the undersigned will
on Monday, tAe 9th Of June, 1887, be-
fore the Hon. the Judge Of the 25-l
Judicial District Court, at chambers at
Abbeville, La, proceed TO renew and
Teinstate N act Of sale from Noise
GuidrY to petitioner, passed before Leo
Pecret, recorder, On or about the 7th Of
June, 1877, whereby petitioner acquired
tit,e 10 the following described proper
IL, to-wit:
\ certain tract Of land having a front
ot three arpents, ny a depth OF four
teen aEpents, more Or less. bounded
north by the sea marsh, south by Calf
ii Mexico, east by Arena G.uidry, and
VEST iy lands OF Aurelien y. Duhcn,
situated in the Parish of Vermilion, at
Chaniere al Tigre,
SAID act Of sale having been de-
s5royld by fire at the burning Of the
court house OF said parish, on the 7th
day Of April, 1885.
and You are hereby notified to be
present at the hearing Of said cause,
and tile Your answer if YOU so desire.
WILLIAM SHOATE,
per uBrvan x White, Att'vs.
March -. 1887.